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Great Cambourne GP surgery • Cambridgeshire • CB23 6HL

Monkfield Medical Practice Cambourne

Monkfield Medical Practice is the main NHS GP surgery serving Cambourne from Sackville House. Patients can contact the practice by phone, in person or through its AccuRx online form, while the NHS App handles useful tasks such as repeat prescriptions, records, results and supported appointment functions.

The practical details matter because the online form is not an emergency service, prescription processing can take several days, and evening or weekend appointments may be provided at another local hub rather than at Sackville House.

01954 282153 Sackville House CB23 6HL CQC: Good
Contact online AccuRx form for medical, admin and prescription issues.
NHS App Appointments, prescriptions, results and GP records.
New patients Registration for patients living in or moving to Cambourne.
When closed NHS 111 for urgent non-emergency care.
Quick answer: Monkfield Medical Practice is at Sackville House, Sackville Way, Great Cambourne, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB23 6HL. The main telephone number is 01954 282153. The practice publishes normal opening hours of Monday to Friday, 8:00am–6:30pm, excluding UK bank holidays. Its official contact page says its AccuRx form is the quickest route for many medical, administrative and prescription enquiries, while phone access remains available for patients who cannot use the form.
Phone 01954 282153
Address Sackville House
Postcode CB23 6HL
Hours Mon–Fri 8:00–6:30
Regulator CQC: Good
Emergency: Monkfield’s online form is not monitored overnight, at weekends or on bank holidays and should not be used for an emergency. Call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk. Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help that is not a life-threatening emergency.

Which Monkfield Route Should You Use?

Monkfield now directs many requests through its online contact form, but not every task belongs there. This is the quickest way to separate routine practice work from urgent care.

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Medical or administrative question

Use the official Contact Us form for a medical, administrative or prescription issue when the service is open. The practice describes this as the quickest and simplest route for most patients.

02

Need an appointment

Use the appointment request form, telephone 01954 282153, or visit reception. Evening and weekend routine appointments may be available through a local enhanced-access hub.

03

Medicine or prescription

Use NHS App or the official practice prescription route. Monkfield says to allow up to five days for processing and its May 2026 patient update recommends requesting repeat medicine at least seven days before you run out.

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Urgent help while closed

Use NHS 111 online or call 111. Call 999 instead if the situation is a life-threatening emergency.

Monkfield Medical Practice Address and Phone Number

Practice Monkfield Medical Practice
Address Sackville House, Sackville Way, Great Cambourne, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB23 6HL
Telephone 01954 282153
Out of hours NHS 111
No general email route: the practice states that it does not take general enquiries by email and asks patients to use its online Contact Us form instead. It does publish a separate prescription-enquiry email on its contact page.

Monkfield Medical Practice Opening Hours

The official opening-hours page says the practice works Monday to Friday except UK bank holidays, with normal opening from 8:00am to 6:30pm.

Day Normal published hours Practical note
Monday 8:00am–6:30pm Online medical/admin forms are not a 24-hour emergency route.
Tuesday 8:00am–6:30pm Normal weekday service.
Wednesday 8:00am–6:30pm Normal weekday service unless a protected-learning closure is announced.
Thursday 8:00am–6:30pm Normal weekday service.
Friday 8:00am–6:30pm Request prescriptions early enough to cover weekends and bank holidays.
Saturday Practice closed Pre-booked enhanced-access appointments may be offered at another local hub.
Sunday Practice closed Use NHS 111 for urgent non-emergency help.
Training closures: Monkfield participates in protected-learning sessions which can close the practice for part of an afternoon. The practice publishes these dates separately, so check the live opening-hours page before travelling on a known training day.

How to Contact Monkfield Medical Practice Online

Monkfield uses an AccuRx form for medical, administrative and prescription issues. The practice describes the form as the quickest route for most patients, while keeping phone access open for people who have difficulty completing it.

Open the official Monkfield contact page

Start from the practice website rather than a saved third-party link. This reduces the chance of using an old form if the practice changes systems.

Choose the reason for contact

The practice uses the form for medical, administrative and prescription matters. Give a concise description of the issue and the information needed to handle it.

Include reliable contact details

Enter the details requested by the service and make sure the phone number you provide can receive a callback or message from the practice.

Do not use it for urgent out-of-hours care

The practice says forms are not read overnight, at weekends or on bank holidays. Use NHS 111 or 999 when appropriate instead.

Form availability matters: some specific Monkfield online forms, including repeat-prescription requests, state a weekday submission window. If the form is unavailable, do not assume the practice has closed permanently; use the alternative route shown on the relevant official page.
Open official contact instructions

How to Book an Appointment at Monkfield Medical Practice

The official appointments page gives three main routes: the appointment request form, telephone, or reception in person.

WEB

Appointment request form

Use the official online request route for a routine or appropriate same-day request when the form is available.

TEL

Telephone

Call 01954 282153. This remains especially important if accessibility needs make the online form difficult to use.

DESK

Reception

You can visit the surgery and speak to reception during normal opening hours.

Before requesting an appointment

  • Have your current phone number ready.
  • Describe one main problem clearly and say when it started.
  • Mention if symptoms are worsening or the issue feels urgent.
  • Have your current medicines or relevant treatment information available.
  • Tell reception if you need an interpreter.
  • Ask about a chaperone if you would like one for an examination.
Not every clinic is bookable online. Monkfield’s appointments page states that nurse, phlebotomy, midwife and baby-immunisation appointments are not available through its older online-booking route. Use reception for the appropriate clinic.

Cancel an appointment

The practice asks patients who cannot attend to cancel so the slot can be offered to someone else. Its current page lists the Contact Us route, the cancellation link in an SMS reminder, online access and NHS App among cancellation options.

Arrive on time. Monkfield warns that patients who arrive late may not be seen and may have to rearrange the appointment.
Open official appointment information

Register with Monkfield Medical Practice

The practice says it welcomes registration requests from people who live in or are moving to Cambourne. Use the practice boundary/postcode check before assuming your address is covered.

Check the catchment

Open Monkfield’s new-patient page and use its postcode/catchment information. The practice describes its registration area as Cambourne, but exact eligibility should be checked against the live boundary.

Complete the registration form

Use the official online New Patient Registration Form when available. The practice also provides information for temporary patients and visitors to Cambourne.

Provide accurate medical details

Include previous GP information, current medicines and relevant history when the registration process asks for them. This helps the practice manage care while previous records transfer.

Ask for help if you are only visiting

Monkfield publishes a separate temporary-patient route for people who become ill while away from their usual GP.

Open Monkfield new-patient guidance

Repeat Prescriptions at Monkfield Medical Practice

Monkfield supports repeat-prescription requests through the NHS App and its online prescription route. Its current prescription page says to allow up to five days for a request to be processed and sent to the pharmacy.

APP

NHS App

Use the NHS App to select repeat medicines and manage your nominated pharmacy where available.

5D

Allow up to five days

The official prescription information says processing and transmission to the pharmacy can take up to five days.

EPS

Electronic prescriptions

Monkfield uses the NHS Electronic Prescription Service, allowing most prescriptions to be sent directly to a nominated pharmacy.

Request earlier than the minimum. Monkfield’s May 2026 patient update specifically asks patients to request repeat prescriptions at least seven days before they run out. That gives extra time around clinical review, weekends and pharmacy dispensing.
Medication review due? The practice says patients on repeat medicines are reviewed periodically. If a repeat item cannot be issued, you may be asked to arrange a medication review before further prescriptions are authorised.
Open official prescription page

How to Get Test Results

Monkfield tells patients to allow the expected processing time for a test before contacting the surgery. Results can also be available through the NHS App where they have been released to the GP record.

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Check the expected timescale

When the test is performed, ask how long the result should normally take before contacting the practice.

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Use NHS App where available

Monkfield promotes NHS App access to results and parts of the GP record.

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Contact the surgery if needed

Call 01954 282153 if the result is due but not available or follow-up has been requested.

Reception cannot interpret clinical results. Monkfield states that reception staff are not qualified to comment clinically on test results. If a result needs explanation or further action, arrange the appropriate clinical follow-up.
Confidentiality: the practice says results are normally given only to the person they concern unless prior permission has been recorded or the patient cannot understand the information.
Open official test-result information

Fit Notes and Sick Notes

Situation Monkfield route Useful detail
Ill for 7 days or less Self-certification The practice says you normally do not need a doctor’s fit note for the first seven days.
Ill for more than 7 days AccuRx fit-note request Use the practice’s current online route after appropriate clinical consultation.
Need an extension Additional sick-note request Give the previous note dates, requested period and condition.
Processing Allow time Monkfield’s online-forms page says to allow up to 72 hours for a medical certificate request.
A GP may need to review you. Monkfield says a clinician may ask for an appointment before issuing or extending a fit note.
Check official fit-note guidance

Home Visit Requests

Monkfield encourages patients to attend the surgery where possible because clinical equipment and facilities are available there. Home visits are intended for people who are housebound or too ill to attend.

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Call before 10:00am

The official appointments page asks patients who genuinely need a home visit to telephone reception before 10:00am.

GP

Clinical decision

The GP decides whether the medical condition requires a home visit and how urgently it should be handled.

INFO

Be ready to explain why

Give enough information for the doctor to assess the request and prioritise house calls appropriately.

Do not wait for a home visit in an emergency. Call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk.

Evening and Weekend GP Appointments

Monkfield patients can be offered routine evening and weekend appointments through the local GP Enhanced Access service. These appointments may be at another GP hub rather than at Sackville House.

HUB

What can be available?

Cambs GP Network lists GP consultations, advanced nurse practitioner appointments, nurse appointments, healthcare assistant appointments, phlebotomy and cervical screening among enhanced-access services.

BOOK

How to book

Ask Monkfield reception about an enhanced-access appointment. The service is for pre-booked routine care rather than walk-in urgent treatment.

Your venue may be elsewhere. Cambs GP Network lists hubs including Comberton, Milton, Melbourn, Over and several Cambridge sites. The exact venue depends on the appointment offered, so use the location given when booking rather than travelling automatically to Monkfield.
Check Cambs GP Enhanced Access

Services Listed by Monkfield Medical Practice

Monkfield’s current service directory includes general practice care plus several locally useful pathways. Availability can change, so check the relevant official service page before assuming a clinic runs on a particular day.

PHARM

Pharmacy First

Community pharmacy support for suitable minor conditions.

NHS

NHS Health Checks

The practice lists NHS Health Checks among its services.

PHYS

Physiotherapy

Physio and self-referral information is included in the practice’s service directory.

LD

Learning disability checks

The practice lists learning-disability health checks as a dedicated service area.

MH

Mental health support

Monkfield links to mental-health support and local care options.

VET

Veteran Friendly practice

The practice states that it is accredited as a Veteran Friendly GP Practice.

Accessibility and Parking

Monkfield’s current contact page publishes several accessibility facilities at Sackville House.

Physical access

The practice lists step-free access, wheelchair access and a disabled WC.

AUDIO

Communication support

Facilities listed include an induction loop, signing service and Braille translation service.

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Parking

The official contact page lists car parking, cycle parking and disabled parking.

Need extra support? Tell reception what adjustment you need before the appointment where possible. This is more useful than assuming a listed facility automatically covers every individual requirement.

Monkfield Medical Practice CQC Rating

The Care Quality Commission currently lists Monkfield Medical Practice as Good overall. Its profile shows Good across the five key areas of Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led.

GOOD

Overall rating

Good.

2017

Published inspection report

The current CQC profile links the main published inspection report from March 2017.

2023

Latest CQC review

CQC reviewed available information on 6 July 2023 and said it had not found evidence requiring reassessment of the rating at that stage.

Use CQC for regulator context, not live appointment availability. A CQC rating does not tell you today’s queue, current clinician capacity or whether a specific service has a slot available.
Check current CQC profile

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When Monkfield Medical Practice Is Closed

999
Call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk.
NHS 111
Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help that cannot wait for the surgery to reopen but is not a life-threatening emergency.
Routine requests
Prescriptions, ordinary registration questions, records and routine administrative requests can usually wait for the practice’s normal service window.

NHS 111 online is for people aged five and over. Call 111 if urgent help is needed for a child under five.

Map to Monkfield Medical Practice Cambourne

The verified location is Sackville House, Sackville Way, Great Cambourne, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB23 6HL. This map is provided as a directions aid and is not an official NHS booking interface.

Monkfield Medical Practice Cambourne FAQs

Where is Monkfield Medical Practice?

Monkfield Medical Practice is at Sackville House, Sackville Way, Great Cambourne, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB23 6HL.

What is the Monkfield Medical Practice phone number?

The official practice, NHS and CQC records list the main number as 01954 282153.

What are Monkfield Medical Practice opening hours?

The practice publishes normal opening hours of Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:30pm, excluding UK bank holidays. It may also close for scheduled protected-learning sessions.

How do I contact Monkfield Medical Practice online?

Use the Contact Us route on the official practice website. Monkfield uses an AccuRx form for medical, administrative and prescription matters and says this is the quickest route for most patients.

How do I book an appointment?

Use the official appointment request form, call 01954 282153, or visit reception. Some evening and weekend routine appointments can also be booked through local enhanced-access hubs.

Can I register with Monkfield Medical Practice if I live in Cambourne?

The practice welcomes registration requests from people living in or moving to Cambourne. Check the current practice boundary before submitting the registration form.

How long does a repeat prescription take?

Monkfield says to allow up to five days for a prescription request to be processed and sent to the pharmacy. Its May 2026 patient update advises requesting repeat medicine at least seven days before you run out.

Can I see my test results in the NHS App?

Yes, where the result has been released to your GP record. Monkfield promotes NHS App access to test results and other GP record information.

What is Monkfield Medical Practice’s CQC rating?

CQC currently rates Monkfield Medical Practice Good overall and shows Good for Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led.

What should I do when Monkfield Medical Practice is closed?

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent non-emergency medical help. Call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk.

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